D&D 5E Survivor Languages: DRACONIC WINS!

[lowkey13]

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[JonnyP71]

Abyssal 17
Draconic 21
Dwarvish 08
Elvish 11
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 19
Orc 16
Sylvan 10

 

[OB1]

Abyssal 17
Draconic 21
Dwarvish 08
Elvish 11
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 19
Orc 14
Sylvan 11

 

[Ed Laprade]

Abyssal 17 -2 = 15.
Draconic 21
Dwarvish 08
Elvish 11 +1 = 12.
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 19
Orc 14
Sylvan 11

 

[Harzel]

Abyssal 15
Draconic 21
Dwarvish 08
Elvish 13
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 17
Orc 14
Sylvan 11

 

[Duan'duliir]

Abyssal 15
Draconic 22 - UP
Dwarvish 8
Elvish 11 - DOWN
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 17
Orc 14
Sylvan 11

- Zynx, from the EN World mobile app

 

[Maxperson]

Abyssal 15
Draconic 22
Dwarvish 6
Elvish 11
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 17
Orc 15
Sylvan 11

 

[koga305]

Survivor Languages: THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!!!!

Abyssal 15
Draconic 22
Dwarvish 6
Elvish 11
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 18 (Tieflings, devils, and infernal contracts- all really cool!)
Orc 15
Sylvan 9 (Why do dryads need a language? Why not just use Elvish?)

 

[Darkness]

Abyssal 15
Draconic 23
Dwarvish 6
Elvish 9
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 18
Orc 15
Sylvan 9

 

[Eltab]

Abyssal 15
Draconic 24
Dwarvish 6
Elvish 9
Giant 19
Goblin 22
Infernal 18
Orc 15
Sylvan 7

In my homebrew campaigns, I treat Draconic like the Middle Ages treatment of Latin: the language of learning and education - and instruction in the ways of magic, of course.
To prevent other characters from reading the Wizard's spellbook "because I know the letters too!", Draconic is written in cuneiform. (Cuneiform looks like something you could scratch out with claws.)
Dragons think most other races write Draconic in very small print.

I don't understand why we need a special language for the forest creatures but plains-dwellers, mountaineers, &c. don't get one.